Woodys Aroma, a highlight of the line-up of the williamhill.com Stakes
Taking part in the Grade A2 williamhill.com Stakes are, Blackhouse Lace, Gold Joy, Shiloh Dawn, Drumna Oliver, Woodys Aroma and Loskeran Dot. The 480 metres flat race will be hosted by Newcastle on Wednesday, 21st November. All the contestants are eager for their share in the total prize money worth £127. All of the participants have already tested their abilities at the level that awaits them tonight.
Woodys Aroma, who has been allotted the fifth gate, heads the field with 2 to 1 odds for the race, and has been active at Grade A2 recently.
The very first attempt of Ace Hi Rumble’s son at the similar level was on 10th October in the Williamhill.com Stakes at Newcastle over 480 metres.
The two-year-old broke from the same gate that he will race out of tonight, the fifth trap. Despite getting baulked when racing in the first position, he composed his form and ran in for the wire in 29.53 seconds.
Leading by the mark of short head, he defeated the favourite entry, Skywalker Air, to the second position.
The D. Calvert trained got his next chance at the same level on 27th October, 2012 at Newcastle in the form of A2 480 metres flat race. The race was won by the blue jacket, Centaur Korker, in 29.54 seconds while Woodys Aroma missed the chance by 1 ¼ lengths.
The winner lead just near the line, and squeezed out any chance that the reeling in sixth trap had to win the race.
The two-year-old out of, Droopys Paloma, then bagged the prize money of the Grade A2 480 metres flat race on 10th November, 2012 at Newcastle.
Taking off from the orange gate, he saved ground on the wide end, and sped in for the wire from the second position, making the transition in 29.26 seconds.
His dominance over the final four lengths of the race had Woodys Aroma setting Fagans Rambler as the runner-up.
Taking off from the first trap tonight is, Blackhouse Lace, while racing in the black and white stripes of the sixth trap will be, Loskeran Dot.
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